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Suppose f(x) = aln(bx) where f(e) = 12 and f'(2) = 2. Find the constants a and b.

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Answer:


a=4


b=e^2

Explanation:

We are given that


f(x)=aln(bx)

f(e)=12

f'(2)=2

We have to find the constants a and b

Substitute x=e


f(e)=aln(be)


12=aln(be)


ln(be)=(12)/(a)


f'(x)=(a)/(x)

Using the formula

d(lnx)/dx=1/x


f'(2)=(a)/(2)


2=(a)/(2)


a=4

Substitute a=4


ln(be)=12/4=3


be=e^(3)


b=e^(3)/e


b=e^2

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